I got a new 'toy' on Friday! I'm part of a research project, looking into different technology for people who can't use their hands all that well. It's all about using my eyes. I'll be using this eye gaze computer for six weeks and I get to play games with it!It's a bit hard to explain (Mums still not 100% sure!), but basically, I look at the egg on the screen and it cracks and something comes out - and I don't use my hands! The computer can see my eyes looking at the egg... So long as my eyes are looking at the egg, it will start to crack. If I look at it long enough, the egg will break open!

I loved showing off to Daddy this morning, before he had to go to work.I worked so hard, because I wanted to show him how clever I am.I'll make sure Mum posts a video of me using this, but not until I've had a bit more practice and I'm really good at it! ​#eyegaze #cerebralpalsy #quadriplegia

Today, I spent some time going through some paper work...Please call me 'Lord Dexter' from now on!It's legal... I own land in Scotland!I had a piece of land bought in my name... What a fun birthday present! ​Thanks to the Myers kids. xx

The idea is for lots and lots of people to buy wee, small plots of land. When all of these pieces of land come together, they create a nature reserve. What a clever concept.

Highland Titles Limited sell the land using precise map coordinates, and you can download an app to see your land. Lots of people visit their land, and people are always there to welcome them and show them where it is.Conservation is important and trees are being re-introduced to the area. ​In 2014, a lochan was built by volunteers. And, being called Lord Dexter is just a little extra fun on the side!

Highland Titles Limited is a company registered in Alderney. It has firm roots in conservation and is building a thriving social network of landowners through selling small plots of land in the Scottish Highlands to fund the creation of a nature reserve. (From their facebook page.)As a landowner in Scotland, you are a Laird (landowner), which translates to Lord in English.

Before the house renovations, not many people actually knew where we lived. We liked it like that. Now, there are so many people who know where we live. We like that the people in our neighbourhood have had the chance to see me playing and laughing and listening to the Noisy Sisters and just hanging out with my family. Seeing me like that should help people to really see that I am just a typical boy...​I like the same things. I just have a few extra hurdles to overcome. Not everyone is good, though. And so, it was always important for us to have a really good security system put in when the renovations were done. We're good at using the alarm system, now... at first, we set if off by accident a few times!And, on the weekend, Matt came back and finished up the last bit. (We had to finish the front entrance before he could finish with the monitor.)Now, when someone comes to the door, we can see them and speak with them, through the intercom system.Thank you so much, Matt!Matt didn't charge us for the system or the labour. People really are great!

I was sitting in my high/low chair, and I was a bit short... but, I still had fun!

Matt has joined anther company, since first helping us with the Doing it for Dexter project. He can now be found with Forcefield Security. Call him at 1300 884 617.Thank you Matt! People are great.

Dad gave us a big surprise this morning...He got us tickets to see Disney on Ice! My sisters love Frozen. (OK... I've been busted singing along to it too!) The Noisy Sisters loved dressing up as Elsa. I was Mum's handsome prince! The show was really good and we all had fun. My noisy sister sang so loudly when 'Let it go' came on, that the lady in front turned and looked! I liked the lights of Frozen and did really good looking. AND, thanks to our friend's dad, we got to sneak in some candy floss during intermission! What a great day!

I got to go away from my noisy sisters, today!I went on my first Camp Quality Mini Camp.I was partnered with my friend Jess. (She is a great help to Mum and Dad on our family camps and fun days!)I had a lot of fun!I made donuts and I got to build a bear. I don't know what to call him!I went in the sack race and the egg and spoon race. ​I also had some fun on the bike track.​Thanks for a fun day!

I had fun at Riding for the Disabled today! I love how soft Chloe is. She is so patient with me. I have got special medical clearance, which means I do not have to wear a helmet when I ride. This makes it much easier for me to put my head up... Lifting my head when it has a helmet on it is tricky for me! (I am very safe. The great people at Riding for the Disabled look after me. I have one person leading me and two people walk beside me at all times!)

We went to Sydney and saw the lights at the Vivid festival, last night.It was a bit crazy, because there were a lot of people there! The crowds were a bit scary.We didn't get to see all of the lights, because of how many people there were, but we did get to see the Cathedral of Lights and that was amazing!I loved it! (Look at my face!)With my cortical vision impairment, lights are night are great for me. I was very happy. I was very chatty, too... and, I was loud!What a fun thing to do!

How far we have come!​The June long weekend has been a hard one, ever since I was born. Five years ago today, Mum and Dad were taken into a little room and told about my brain damage. Four years ago tomorrow, Mum and Dad were taken into another little room and told about my liver cancer.Three years ago yesterday, Mum and I went for an ambulance ride for my pneumonia and asthma...This year, we are creating fun memories in Sydney!I love my family!

We met Pete Izzard yesterday!Pete is a local photographer. (See his website here.)He has a collection of amazing photos on display at the Little Blowhole Art Bar, in Kiama. The photos are from his trip to Iceland.​They will be on display for the rest of June. Head in and have a look! ​They are really cool photos. Thanks for a lovely afternoon, Peter!

We publicly talk about my cerebral palsy and vision impairment so that we can help spread the word and create awareness. We want to help people understand. We try to keep my life stories light and always look for the silver lining; even on the hardest days. But, today was a bit of a hard day. Mum filled out my enrolment form for big school.She has been talking with teachers at the school for a while now; making sure the school has everything they need for next year. She's helping them understand me and helping them feel comfortable meeting my needs. Filling out Kindergarten enrolment forms should be exciting, but Mum has also been filling out disability forms.Sometimes, its hard to stay positive when you score the worst possible score that you can. Today, I didn't get many points on my 'ability test'.When we focus so much on the 'cans', having to admit to so many 'can'ts' is hard. Today was a big day... A 'limits' day. We feel a little sad and scared today.It's really just some words on a piece of paper, but sometimes the words really hurt.